Guelph Latest News

• Pilot killed in Ontario mid-air collision was taking part in training flight: TSB

  The Transportation Safety Board of Canada says the pilot killed in a mid-air collision on Saturday was taking part in a training exercise.

  Canada

  Nov 16
• Ontario town ends boat rescue service sparking concern among water safety advocates

  Kingsville is discontinuing boat rescues to cut costs, prompting concern from safety advocates who say reducing local response capacity puts boaters at risk.

  Nov 16
• Canucks sign David Kampf to one-year deal

  David Kampf has found a new home.

  Sports

  Nov 15
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• If cloned meat enters the food supply, will Canadians know?

  Meat from the offspring of cloned animals is entering Canada's food supply without safety reviews or mandatory labelling.

  Consumer

  Nov 15
• Picton emotional about playing in Grey Cup game

  Regina's Mitchell Picton will make his first Grey Cup appearance Sunday for the hometown Saskatchewan Roughriders.

  Canada

  Nov 15
• Pilot dead after two small planes collide in Ontario: OPP

  One pilot is dead after two small planes collided near Martintown, Ont., OPP say. One aircraft landed safely and the Transportation Safety Board is investigating.

  Canada

  Nov 15
• Ford government resets housing focus, hoping to turn fortunes around in the spring

  While issues with homebuilding in the province have festered for years, housing starts in 2025 plummeted even further as potential buyers sat on the sidelines.

  Politics

  Nov 15
• How Ontario school boards decide when to cancel school buses

  Many Ontario families will wake up this winter wondering if school busses are cancelled. But the decision to cancel them isn't as simple as you think.

  Canada

  Nov 15
• Man on trial for hit-and-run, impaired driving, testifies he has no memory of collision

  On trial for impaired driving causing bodily harm, Arjun Sahota says he wasn’t drunk and has no memory of the night he allegedly struck pedestrian Rahim Allani.

  Crime

  Nov 14
• As speed cameras are banned in Ontario, Toronto says it needs more funds to cope

  Automated speed enforcement programs in the province officially came to an end after a lightning-fast bill from the Ford government forbade their use on city streets.

  Canada

  Nov 14
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• Ontario skincare company closes store after complaints, allegations it failed to pay rent

  A Waterloo Resveralife store has closed after its lease was terminated, prompting relief from customers who allege years of pressure tactics and unresolved complaints.

  Consumer

  Nov 14
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• Two arrested, one wanted in homicide and attempted murder investigation: OPP

  Provincial police say two people have been arrested and a third is wanted after linked shootings in Vaughan and Bolton left one man injured and another dead.

  Crime

  Nov 14
• Maple Leafs place captain Auston Matthews on IR

  The Toronto Maple Leafs have placed captain Auston Matthews on injured reserve with a lower-body injury, the NHL club announced Friday.

  Sports

  Nov 14
• Ontario weighs taking control of real estate regulator

  Ontario is considering taking control of the province's real estate regulator after an audit into its handling of what it describes as iPro Realty's "misappropriation" of funds.

  Politics

  Nov 14
• ‘A complete Peterborough experience’: Local filmmakers near completion on ‘Ring Rats’

  An indie film produced by Peterborough creatives called 'Ring Rats' recently released its first trailer to get audiences excited for its 2026 debut.

  Entertainment

  Nov 14
• Major projects list has some Indigenous support, but more needed: Carney

  Prime Minister Mark Carney says his list of major projects has received support from some Indigenous groups, but more will be needed.

  Economy

  Nov 14
• ‘Time is brain’: Toronto hospital paving way for remote robotic treatment of strokes

  A team at St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto has successfully completed 10 brain angiograms using a robot controlled remotely by a neurosurgeon.

  Health

  Nov 14
• Ontario Public Service has highest Copilot use in Canada, as Ford government rolls out AI

  The Ontario Public Service has the highest Microsoft Copilot use in the country, according to internal government documents, and is used weekly by more than 15,000 civil servants.

  Politics

  Nov 14
• Maple Leafs drop fourth straight with OT loss

  Craig Berube saw some positive signs.

  Sports

  Nov 13
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• Byfield scores in OT, Kings top Leafs 4-3

  Quinton Byfield scored 35 seconds into overtime as the Los Angeles Kings came back from 2-0 and 3-2 deficits to top the injury-hit Maple Leafs 4-3 and send Toronto to its fourth straight loss Thursday.

  Sports

  Nov 13
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• Sentencing hearing for Toronto mother who pleaded guilty to manslaughter, left baby in bathtub alone

  A sentencing hearing is underway for a Toronto mother who pleaded guilty to manslaughter after her 15-month-old son drowned while unattended in a bathtub.

  Crime

  Nov 13
• ‘There’s just no words’: Ontario community honours 8-year-old girl killed by driver

  A GoFundMe page has been set up for an 8-year-old girl who died after being hit by a car in Oakville. Melody's family says it's to help with expenses and her mom's medical bills.

  Nov 13
• ‘Heartbreaking tragedy’: Ontario towns grieve loss of 3 teens killed in crash

  Mayor Kevin Eccles says the rural communities of Hanover and West Grey are grieving deeply after a crash killed three teens and left another critically injured.

  Canada

  Nov 13
• Ford government sends audit of company that received skills development funds to OPP

  A spokesperson for the premier's office confirmed a 'routine audit' of government money sent to Get A-Head had raised red flags, which had triggered a further investigation.

  Politics

  Nov 13
• Ontario unveils $210M for cities stripped of speed cameras to spend on infrastructure

  The fund was promised when Premier Doug Ford announced he would force cities to remove their cameras, saying they don't work and offering to build speed bumps instead.

  Politics

  Nov 13